Thanks for all the info and the great news I've been looking at that about a year online thinking should this alarm be the right thing for my truck and I see you are a very honest knowledgeable man so thanks again.
I have an old-school Mazda B2000. The truck has a hidden immobilizer which acts like a kill switch. Fake kill switch, GPS tracker, alarm, and a steering wheel club (deters amateurs). Also have a carjacking feature with my immobilizer. It kills the truck 30 seconds after being carjacked. Instead of the 10-second warning from immobilizer, I have that circuit operate a relay, and 2 car horns behind the seat start blaring.
I love the horn idea was thinking of this for my hyundai. When they break loose the trim a horn from a old car inside the cab would make you want to leave. I just did an analog kill switch to the starter which required the exhaust manafold to be removed to bypass. You could do it in about and hour but engine would be in pieces. Thanks hyundai for not protecting consumers from theft.
Good content . GPS trackers are a must . One of the cars in my rental car fleet was stolen from a repair shop. The only reason I recovered it is because of my GPS tracker. With higher risk cars such as Chargers and Challengers, you absolutely need at least two trackers or even three. You also need at least one wireless tracker for deep concealment if the primary wired tracker is disabled.
Sooo what happens when the take the obd out? Do carlock notify you that it was unplugged at least?? They simply just need a way to make windows more difficult to break in in the first place.
Not being rude but no one wants to find their car, they don't want it to be taken in the first place. We need security that prevents theft not locate a crashed vehicle.
I mean I wish I had a tracker on my truck before it was stolen it was found but pretty sure thieves were never caught as it was still in my city and gps could have located it for police and maybe found out where they had it parked some damage but still drivable
I have 2020 Dodge hemi. Already, they tried twice trying to steal it. Just got it last month. Lol, yeah, 2 times. Broke the back window. They had the whole kit and all. Caught them running away in another stolen hemi lol
They have GPS blockers. They smash the windows to get past locks. They cut wires to stop alarms. Now they have signal copiers that copy your keyless device signal and open and start the car with that copy on their computers.
Would this work hand and hand with another alarm system? For example Compustar? Compustar is great too but this has the quality gps tracking feature along with that neutral stopping plate that makes me think I need both
My trackhawk was recently stolen in Dallas. Thankfully, my GPS services helped me recover my vehicle. From what I understand, most thieves check the OBD port so what would prevent them from simply disconnecting the device and tossing it out the window. How would you track the vehicle at that point? Am I missing something?
I installed a fake OBD port in the stock location after purchasing my Car Lock. I also disconnected the neutral in the center console because I will most likely never need it. My keys are always in a signal blocking faraday pouch even when I’m at a restaurant.
@@AUDIOCAT Actually, it depends on how much you use the car. My ‘15 Mustang GT came with a GPS tracker system that plugged into the OBD. At the time I had another vehicle and the Mustang would sit in the garage for as much as 2-3 weeks before I drove it again. This killed my battery, twice. So, if your car sits in a garage where the GPS unit has trouble connecting to the satellite, it will be in search mode which uses more power. So, be sure you drive that vehicle more than I did or it can kill your battery.
What keeps the thief from disconnecting and throwing it away? I mean, aren't they going to look for these? I went old school and bought a boot wheel lock.
It has battery back up and like I said in video I suggest hiding and securing unit elsewhere in car to protect better the viper if you take battery power off car its dead this had battery back up built in provides all tampering by sis text and app in phone all the time but in for the price a better deal. We do viper as out hardwire units and been with them for over 18 years. With battery back up viper is the best but for the money amd ease clock has made me a believer. Trully
Be aware that any vehicle that sits inside a garage for extended time (like 2-3 weeks), a system like this can kill your battery. This happened to my ‘15 Mustang GT (twice) that had a similar system. To prevent battery drain, drive the car more often than I did.
theres a video of a guy stealing a car at gunpoint but couldnt drive manual and the driver ran off before he realized he wasnt going anywhere without his help lmao but the ones who really know what theyre taking probably know stick already
It would be awesome if it disabled your car completely. This is a pretty cool device but I dont want to watch my car on my phone flying down the highway.
But if the GPS is plugged into the car can't they just grab the GPS out? How can you hide it if it's plugged into the car? Because the mount is connected pull out the plug into of the car and you got the GPS
The purpose of GPS is to have it hidden were the thieves has no access to it . What's the point of installing it in the ODB plug and the thieves has access to it . This is the same gps that car dealers install on the new Dodge Vehicles, called Lojack by Spireon. Its a waste of money. Here in Miami brand new Hellcats are getting stolen, and they are not getting recovered because the thieves know where the GPS is installed.
Thieves use the obs to reprogram keys. The obs pug is the first thing they will look at in many cases. This product can simply be unplugged. This not anti theft at all..
Most of these young broke bums out here are using the autopad device or similar they hook it up to your OBD 2 port & reprogram a key to it not sure how car lock would defend that it plugs right into the same port the device the thieves use to reprogram a key fob
It will be removed because they use the obd2 to hack it to your car. They will throw it out the windows. Just get a professional kill switch installed. Waste of money.
The real question is do your really want to help people and prevent car theft or looking to make a quick buck on a cheap product sold on amazon? your video just exposed this products vulnerability to car thieves if it did have a 20% chance of it actually working.
Respect your opinion but not in agreement with you. We have recovered 8 cars in the last 2 months thanks to these systems. But your opinion is your and and I'll respect atleast that.
@@AUDIOCAT Gotta install it too Right? Once you get it give me a call and I will give you some ideas for very Trick Install!! Sending out later today Thankyou So Much!
Thanks for all the info and the great news I've been looking at that about a year online thinking should this alarm be the right thing for my truck and I see you are a very honest knowledgeable man so thanks again.
Man bought my first charger and this video was great and very informative! Thank you!
This with other stuff such as airtag is fantastic. More the better for these situations. Thanks for the vid
Awesome bro always learning something new from you!!
Ordered one and used your code homie! Thanks for the content.
Thanks I will be there to do my car soon
I have an old-school Mazda B2000. The truck has a hidden immobilizer which acts like a kill switch. Fake kill switch, GPS tracker, alarm, and a steering wheel club (deters amateurs). Also have a carjacking feature with my immobilizer. It kills the truck 30 seconds after being carjacked. Instead of the 10-second warning from immobilizer, I have that circuit operate a relay, and 2 car horns behind the seat start blaring.
I love the horn idea was thinking of this for my hyundai. When they break loose the trim a horn from a old car inside the cab would make you want to leave. I just did an analog kill switch to the starter which required the exhaust manafold to be removed to bypass. You could do it in about and hour but engine would be in pieces. Thanks hyundai for not protecting consumers from theft.
Great video
Good content . GPS trackers are a must . One of the cars in my rental car fleet was stolen from a repair shop. The only reason I recovered it is because of my GPS tracker. With higher risk cars such as Chargers and Challengers, you absolutely need at least two trackers or even three. You also need at least one wireless tracker for deep concealment if the primary wired tracker is disabled.
Gee I wonder what kind of people are known for stealing Chargers and Challengers🤔
I bought the Destroyer 1320 neutral block off plate too. I also use a steering wheel lock, and a signal blocking pouch
Where did you purchase the neutral block plate from?
We sale them but you can get from destroyer 1320 audiocat for discount code
@Badd_Scat392 which style steering wheel lock did you go with? Looking myself for something effective
@@suprememath1018 I went with the double hook yellow club
@AUDIO CAT how much is the neutral block and do you ship?
Carloc , apple airtag ,ignition kill switch,wheel locks and steering wheel alarm lock and I sleep good at night 🌙
Have good Monday
Retrieve. Not recuperate. But good job. I’m sure to buy one
Is there an option for the locker with those vehicle you can insert an object in the space beside the shifter??
That intros sick! whats the song? Subbed!
Sooo what happens when the take the obd out? Do carlock notify you that it was unplugged at least?? They simply just need a way to make windows more difficult to break in in the first place.
Not being rude but no one wants to find their car, they don't want it to be taken in the first place. We need security that prevents theft not locate a crashed vehicle.
But this is good for what it's used for, finding your car 🤷🏾♂️
We have recovered 9 cars no damages beside reR glass broken as they let them sit for a fee after theft
I mean I wish I had a tracker on my truck before it was stolen it was found but pretty sure thieves were never caught as it was still in my city and gps could have located it for police and maybe found out where they had it parked some damage but still drivable
I have 2020 Dodge hemi. Already, they tried twice trying to steal it. Just got it last month. Lol, yeah, 2 times. Broke the back window. They had the whole kit and all. Caught them running away in another stolen hemi lol
What do you think about removing the fuel injector fuse?
Starter fuse
What good is this if it’s gone already !! I want a system that prevents them from getting in and starting .
They have GPS blockers. They smash the windows to get past locks. They cut wires to stop alarms. Now they have signal copiers that copy your keyless device signal and open and start the car with that copy on their computers.
AirTags work if they’re android users.
If it goes off I'm killing
😂🙌🏽Awesome
Would this work hand and hand with another alarm system? For example Compustar? Compustar is great too but this has the quality gps tracking feature along with that neutral stopping plate that makes me think I need both
Both is better for sure
Found mines with an AirTag in Chicago
My trackhawk was recently stolen in Dallas. Thankfully, my GPS services helped me recover my vehicle. From what I understand, most thieves check the OBD port so what would prevent them from simply disconnecting the device and tossing it out the window. How would you track the vehicle at that point? Am I missing something?
Good point we relocate osb when we do this work
@@AUDIOCAT but isn’t the extension wire still connected to the obd? Can’t they just unplug that as well
No we relocate all of it not findable
I installed a fake OBD port in the stock location after purchasing my Car Lock. I also disconnected the neutral in the center console because I will most likely never need it. My keys are always in a signal blocking faraday pouch even when I’m at a restaurant.
Is there a lockout for ram rebel?
What's the impact of the Car Lock device on the car battery? Does it drain the car battery?
Very very minor not enough to kill it
@@AUDIOCAT Actually, it depends on how much you use the car. My ‘15 Mustang GT came with a GPS tracker system that plugged into the OBD. At the time I had another vehicle and the Mustang would sit in the garage for as much as 2-3 weeks before I drove it again. This killed my battery, twice. So, if your car sits in a garage where the GPS unit has trouble connecting to the satellite, it will be in search mode which uses more power. So, be sure you drive that vehicle more than I did or it can kill your battery.
What keeps the thief from disconnecting and throwing it away?
I mean, aren't they going to look for these?
I went old school and bought a boot wheel lock.
We relocate everything boss
If you disconnect it from the obd all they have to do is yank it out. Viper VSM550 1000x better hard wired and you can hide it anywhere!
It has battery back up and like I said in video I suggest hiding and securing unit elsewhere in car to protect better the viper if you take battery power off car its dead this had battery back up built in provides all tampering by sis text and app in phone all the time but in for the price a better deal. We do viper as out hardwire units and been with them for over 18 years. With battery back up viper is the best but for the money amd ease clock has made me a believer. Trully
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Be aware that any vehicle that sits inside a garage for extended time (like 2-3 weeks), a system like this can kill your battery. This happened to my ‘15 Mustang GT (twice) that had a similar system. To prevent battery drain, drive the car more often than I did.
this unit also has a voltage sensor that when it goes to a low point notifies you also so you can start up and keep good
@@AUDIOCAT Cool. Mine didn’t have that feature. Looking into getting one. I may install a kill switch as well.
Let us know boss
Car lock is awesome! The thieves only had my car for 37 minutes, before being carted off to jail.
Is it true that having a manual/stick shift car is a good deterrent for car theft?
*LOL, TOTAL OPPOSITE!!*
Lol
theres a video of a guy stealing a car at gunpoint but couldnt drive manual and the driver ran off before he realized he wasnt going anywhere without his help lmao but the ones who really know what theyre taking probably know stick already
Can't work with a shifter on the column?? A lso, the GPS doesn't always work cause that's the first thing they check is for the GPS tracker
It's made for modern cars
I have a security system on my car. Three door handles have sensors where I can activate it touched.
Yes but bad cause if they clone key they in car and gone
Best thing is a kill switch
What happens if thieves unplug the device from the obd2 port?
We hide odb port but it will alert you woth battery back up
in the 80s we would remove the battery every night.
It would be awesome if it disabled your car completely. This is a pretty cool device but I dont want to watch my car on my phone flying down the highway.
But if the GPS is plugged into the car can't they just grab the GPS out? How can you hide it if it's plugged into the car? Because the mount is connected pull out the plug into of the car and you got the GPS
We relocate then
How much do you charge for a viper 4706v installation on a 2013 yukon?
You can get that for 389 installed with bypass or 5706 that is alarm also not just keyless and remote start for 489 installed with bypass
cant they just remove that?
Where can I buy the neutral safety lockout from?
We sale.them
Better get a real alarm because Car Lock aint enough!!!
It's just for tracking
Got pay a monthly fee also.
a security guard told me earlier today that a thief can taze your car to disable an after market car alarm, is there any truth to that?
No back in the day but not know many security system offer fuse links to avoid that on light signal
Need that that
Get in link on video amazon and put code Aires really worth it man
@@AUDIOCAT ok brother i will
The purpose of GPS is to have it hidden were the thieves has no access to it . What's the point of installing it in the ODB plug and the thieves has access to it . This is the same gps that car dealers install on the new Dodge Vehicles, called Lojack by Spireon. Its a waste of money. Here in Miami brand new Hellcats are getting stolen, and they are not getting recovered because the thieves know where the GPS is installed.
Yes but we relocate odb and thief has no access to it boss
Do you have any better ones because the first thing they check is these chips
Yes we do
@@AUDIOCAT can you help redirect me to one
Smart start
Whats the subscription pricing?
9.99 month
Is there a monthly fee
9.99
Where can I buy the theft lockout piece?
We sale them call us tomarrow 972 513 0111
Can’t they just plug out the extension as well??
No we relocate
My Ak-47 says different
Bro so if I use the power cable to hide my GPS will everything still work the same?
Yes
@@AUDIOCAT ok just asking because the original obd has several wires vs this power cable that only has 2 wires which are red and black
Yes but woth odb conne tion you gdt vibration speed and other connection you won't get with just power and ground setup.
@@AUDIOCAT ok so what would I need for everything to work normal with me still hiding the gps in another spot?
You need a odb spliter and odb extension wire done deal
Thieves use the obs to reprogram keys. The obs pug is the first thing they will look at in many cases. This product can simply be unplugged. This not anti theft at all..
Good 💩 bro
No disrespect the IGLA pincode system is 1000x’s better than car lock
Yes for sure this is a economical way to try to save your car
Lots of CZcamsrs get it for free.
It's not practical. Doesn't matter how secure the GPS device is hidden. I just need to yank the connection out from the OBD port
We relocate champ not easy to find
A cop told me the dodge cars and Hondas are the easiest new cars to steal!
All they have to do is take out that and thorn in a garbage and take a car.
Can this stop a 1992 Honda civic 😂
Other options
Plugging it in the OBD is useless, they will unplug it and throw it out.
We relocate
@@AUDIOCAT but it’s still plugged to the obd
Yes but you csnt find it boss it a long time they dont want to be there long and get shot in the car
@@AUDIOCAT well let’s hope criminals don’t watch your videos. Hahaha.
OBD is something that nobody hears about
Most of these young broke bums out here are using the autopad device or similar they hook it up to your OBD 2 port & reprogram a key to it not sure how car lock would defend that it plugs right into the same port the device the thieves use to reprogram a key fob
So a thief can just unplug that thing and throw it out the window
We relocate
It will be removed because they use the obd2 to hack it to your car. They will throw it out the windows. Just get a professional kill switch installed. Waste of money.
We relocate the odb when we install and make it hard for them to connect we have had 4 car found so far so no waste of money
The real question is do your really want to help people and prevent car theft or looking to make a quick buck on a cheap product sold on amazon? your video just exposed this products vulnerability to car thieves if it did have a 20% chance of it actually working.
Respect your opinion but not in agreement with you.
We have recovered 8 cars in the last 2 months thanks to these systems.
But your opinion is your and and I'll respect atleast that.
Contact Me We have a device that stops cars from being stolen. With this device you only need GPS if they tow it.
What you got boss
Would be happy to send you one so you can check it out! Thanks Man
Yes for sure 930 N. Belt Line Rd. Suite 130 Irving Tx. 75061 we post it up and link it
@@AUDIOCAT Gotta install it too Right? Once you get it give me a call and I will give you some ideas for very Trick Install!! Sending out later today Thankyou So Much!
Yes we will install for sure send one to me
Useless device
Recovered 4 cars so I differ on that
@@AUDIOCAT sure you did...